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The Lofoten islands are made for sailing: scattered islands and quiet anchorages where few people go. Imagine you dive into mirror-surfaced water in the middle of a remote bay from a modern adventure yacht. Ripples circle out towards the surrounding lush green landscape and mountains of the islands. These voyages take you into landscapes that change with every mile: open sea, narrow inlets, fishing villages and waterfalls that drop straight into the water. Sailing here feels wild but peaceful, a chance to slow down and see the beauty of this area of Norway from the sea. Island-hop your way through cinema-worthy landscapes with an experienced crew. Dive into the fresh water and embrace the Scandinavian sauna culture. Sailing in Lofoten will take you on a voyage of wild adventure and discovery. ⚓ Discover more in our Norway destination guide (link in bio) and claim your berth on one of our voyages exploring the Lofoten Islands in beautiful Norway. @Venturesailholidays

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Let's take a moment to appreciate the incredible natural beauty of our planet 🌍🌊 This stunning coral reef in the Red Sea is a reminder of how much we stand to lose if we don't take action to protect our oceans. #earthday #savetheplanet #coralconservation #redsea

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Take the NauticEd FREE Navigation Rules course online at https://www.nauticed.org/sailing-courses/view/navigation-rules Check out the full course here - https://www.nauticed.org/bundle/view/skipper - Approved US Coast Guard EDU-3 recreational American National Standards A constant bearing angle to another vessel indicates that a collision is likely. If your vessel is traveling in a straight line and the angle to another vessel relative to your vessel is not changing then you have an issue. You can also use a compass. If the compass angle to the other vessel does not change then you have an issue. #sailingschool #sailing #navigation

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